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Dinner with TV may be a recipe for less healthy meals

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This article in particular talks about how the enjoyment level of the meal is measured to be less when the individual is engaged in watching tv versus the individuals who leave the TV off. Chances are those families who watch tv engage less with their children and have a higher rate for obesity. Having the TV on is considered “mindless eating”.

Dinner with TV may be a recipe for less healthy meals

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